Beggarman

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Jillian M @JillianM Dec 14 Beggarman feels like a classic 90s NYC drama that makes you want to root for the character, but also strangle them for the choices they made. The cinematography and acting was excellent and I hope to see more work like this! See more Scott E @RT19581245 Nov 7 A bunch of lowlifes chasing money. The acting was good. The characters were good. The plot didn't go anywhere. See more Stephen S @stephen_salko Oct 16 As good as any film you will see this year. Like Woody Harrelson in Rampart, Lenny Thomas delivers a gut punch. See more Arthur B @RT29750491 Sep 19 Beggarman is a quality action movie with depth and good writing. What I liked best obout Beggarman, is the old school New York City Grit that we got from Taxi Driver, The French Connection, and the Taking of Pelham 123. The cinematography was great; filmed in locations that helps give it the aforementioned grit. The character development is good and the characters are well defined. The actors/atctress have good chemistry. Take the time for a good watch; there is much to appreciate here. See more Matt C @RT60335655 Sep 19 This independent film is a standout, delivering a raw and gripping experience that hits hard. As someone who tends to pick up on the finer details of a movie, I found this one to be exceptionally well-crafted and emotionally engaging. The film excels in creating intense, anxiety-inducing moments that linger. Several scenes stand out for their ability to make you feel uneasy and fully immersed in the tension, drawing you into the story’s gritty world. The authenticity of these moments, especially for those who’ve experienced similar real-life situations (like myself), adds a layer of relatability that’s hard to shake. The cinematography is a highlight, with a mix of long and short shots that capture the mood perfectly. The color palette, particularly in the night scenes, enhances the film’s atmosphere, giving it a distinct and polished look. The sound production is equally impressive, with background audio that complements the visuals and pulls you deeper into the narrative. The music, including a memorable 80s-inspired track during a walking scene, adds a nostalgic vibe that fits the film’s tone. The acting is top-notch across the board. The lead, Beggarman played by Lenny Thomas, delivers a stellar performance, bringing depth and nuance to the character. Vinny, played by Peter Greene (Zed from Pulp Fiction), another key figure, is equally compelling, with a presence that leaves you questioning his motives—an ambiguity that adds to the film’s intrigue without ever being fully resolved, leaving the audience to ponder his true intentions. Overall, this movie is a triumph for independent filmmaking. The cast and crew should be incredibly proud of their work. It’s a must-watch for anyone who appreciates a well-made, emotionally charged story that doesn’t pull punches. Highly recommended. See more Ary T @RT57530286 Sep 12 Lenny did an amazing job as always. So so much intensity and emotions to this character. Looking forward to seeing more of this black man on my screen! See more Read all reviews

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